What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

This is really very, very good. Great production & some corking chill-out classics.

Cheers

Flettster

Perhaps I wasn't in the right mood but I found this decidedly bland, despite her vocal strength. There wasn't one track that jumped out at me. Maybe that's the point - and I'm missing it?

Mark

Natalia Zukerman "Mortal Child"

Van Morrison

top of the pile:

The Waifs

Tracy Grammer ep

Laura Veirs "Troubled By The Fire"

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Laura Veirs "Troubled By The Fire"

Hi Jeff,

Haven't played that one for a while - it will be next up for me. According to her website she will shortly announce some Summer tour dates in Europe so I hope to go and see her again soon.

Mark

Previously


New Order - Technique

And now


Delphic - Acolyte. One of my favourite albums of the year so far.

Zero 7

quote:

Originally posted by markah:

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Laura Veirs "Troubled By The Fire"

Hi Jeff,

Haven't played that one for a while - it will be next up for me. According to her website she will shortly announce some Summer tour dates in Europe so I hope to go and see her again soon.

Mark

Hi Mark
Had been a while since I played that one, as well. Hope you are doing well.

regards
Jeff A

Emma-Jane Thommen

Playing a lot of Jon Cleary in the car today, especially Mo Hippa (Live):



Another supremely gifted New Orleans musician. He is clearly influenced by old school 'boogie-woogie' and stride piano styles, the blues and folk. However, the music sounds so fresh and modern because of the huge doses of funk that he adds to his playing. The songs ebb and flow effortlessly between the various styles. His singing is quite good as well, but nowhere as fantastic as his command of the ivories.

McKinley "Gracie and the Atom"

Imogen Heap "Ellipse"

Matthew Ryan "Dear Lover"

Given an official release and then quickly pulled.